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I absolutely adored this show. Season one was hilarious and relatable. Key word: RELATABLE After season 2, the show just became crazy. With the characters living movies. It was still funny, but not relatable. And it definitely loses points for that. Up to season maybe, 6, the show lost the charm and hilarity it once held the title of. Recently, (depending on when you’re reading this) George Segal unfortunately passes away. The show gave him a little, “we’ll miss you, George”. It’s a nice tribute, but, no goodbyes? Where the heck did Pops go? The writers just removed him with no goodbyes. No nothing. I think that’s disrespectful since Pops was a main family member. Summary: for the love of god do not watch past season 5

Oh MOTHER OF JESUS, where do I start?! This show is absolutely STUNNING. The acting is amazing. From the kids, too, which is surprising. The writing is fantastic, and they can really set the tone with music, and character interactions. It’s really easy to fall in love with the characters, and that’s not always a good thing. (They have a tendency to uh, kill off people sometimes.) I’ll use Steve as an example for good writing: Steve was originally a popular jock character, (and he was a J E R K). It was easy to hate him. But, hallelujah! Character development! He realized how much of a STUPID SELF-CENTERED ABSOLUTE IDIOT he was, and he turned around. By the second season, it was easy to fall head-over-heels. The show can be happy if it wants to, but it can also get DARK. I seriously suggest this show if you haven’t watched it already. Summary: Don’t do drugs, do character development.™️

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Eh, kinda average. Honestly, it kept me watching. It was definitely cringe-worthy and in some parts, a little forced. The acting was good. I don’t know why people are saying it’s bad. I think the resolution was confusing, just the main character saying “no” to a giant demon bear who LITERALLY DESTROYED EVERYTHING. It got kinda creepy too. I mean, I don’t really get scared by horror movie clichés. Summary: I want Charlie Heaton to say “can I get a yee-haw” and Lockheed is best character

Now, first of all, this game is visually stunning, cinematic, realistic, dark, sweet, and it’s not afraid to get serious. A lot of people (I assume) were wondering why everyone was in love with Connor. (I was too) After playing the game, I fell in love with him too. I fell in love with all the characters and their different personalities, and the story, and the gameplay. Again: the visuals are absolutely fantastic. The humor is on point. The only bad thing about it is that it goes a little crazy with swear words. It sounds like if a twelve-year-old just learned how to cuss. You don’t need WiFi to play it. It’s not a multiplayer game. Definitely worth the multiple hours of gameplay! I’ve played it 3 times, with a different outcome every time. Your choices affect the story. Can you free the androids?

Expected them to get murdered. Immensely disappointed.